Julien was relieved that Blaise saw it his way. He knew he was strict on the students, but he hoped at some point they would realize it was for their best interest and it meant he though they had potential. When Julien Primeaux stopped trying that's when students should be worried.

He turned to fully took at Blaise as the third year spoke. "I'm glad you were listening and we are on the same page. Now, you would not be here if you would have at least gave me some effort. I fully believe you could be a great wizard, but your lack of confidence is not helping you. I hope by the end of this you won't be afraid to give effort."

He walked to the wall where something was hanging covered and a table was standing against. "I have a locked box, random items that need to be sent away, and a plain piece of parchment. You are going to take this time to unlock and then lock the box, vanish the random items, and practice putting color and shapes on this parchment. I do have a list of the charms that you will be using in case you had forgotten what they are." He looked up at him to make sure he was paying attention. "I am not asking you to master the charms tonight. So I want to make that clear right now." He wasn't going to deal with that attitude he got from a different student. "You like in my class and in my office are expected to attempt them and practice them."

He moved and pulled the covering to show a small girl in a portrait standing watching them. "This is Sophia she's going to help us out today. Sophia has a special talent that you will soon see if it needs to be shown." Giving Sophia a smile he turned and headed towards the other side of the room and pulled out some parchments.

"I'll be doing some markings, but I am here and can hear and seeing everything. Do you understand everything you need to do?"